This report for U.S. Virgin Islands uses the forecast at Charlotte Amalie. It describes one location, not a national average.
Forecast outlook: Rain showers. Forecast temperatures range from 28.1 to 28.9 °C. Wind speeds range from 6.8 to 8.4 m/s. Available precipitation intervals total 0.7 mm across 15 h. This covers part of the day.
Tomorrow's outlook
Forecast outlook: Rain showers. Forecast temperatures range from 26.9 to 29.3 °C. Wind speeds range from 4.3 to 8 m/s. Forecast precipitation for the full local day totals 7.3 mm.
Automatically summarised from the MET Norway forecast. These are forecasts, not observations; today's values cover the remaining available forecast. Times use America/St_Thomas.
Forecast for Charlotte Amalie (U.S. Virgin Islands). Conditions elsewhere in the country can differ.
Current forecast · 09:00
28°Partly cloudy
Wind
8 m/s
Precipitation
0.0 mm / 1 h
Humidity
75 %
Daily forecast
Updated 11/10 07:17
Daily weather for Charlotte Amalie. Minimum and maximum temperatures refer to the available forecast period.
Daily weather for Charlotte Amalie. Minimum and maximum temperatures refer to the available forecast period.
Day
Conditions
High / Low
Precipitation
Wind
TodayPartial day
Rain showers
29° / 28°
0.7 mm *
8 m/s
Tomorrow
Rain showers
29° / 27°
7.3 mm
8 m/s
Tue 13/10Partial day
Partly cloudy
29° / 27°
2.4 mm *
7 m/s
Wed 14/10Partial day
Partly cloudy
29° / 27°
0.4 mm *
6 m/s
Thu 15/10Partial day
Rain showers
29° / 28°
2.3 mm *
6 m/s
Fri 16/10Partial day
Clear
29° / 29°
0.5 mm *
6 m/s
Sat 17/10Partial day
Clear
29° / 28°
1.4 mm *
6 m/s
Sun 18/10Partial day
Clear
29° / 29°
0.4 mm *
8 m/s
Mon 19/10Partial day
Cloudy
29° / 27°
2.7 mm *
7 m/s
Tue 20/10Partial day
Clear
29° / 28°
1.8 mm *
7 m/s
* Partial totals exclude intervals that cross local midnight. Compare the original time intervals in the hourly forecast. Forecasts become less certain further ahead. Check again closer to your plans.
Hour by hour
Hourly weather for Charlotte Amalie. Times are local.
Hourly weather for Charlotte Amalie. Times are local.
Radar coverage depends on the provider. Blank areas do not necessarily mean dry weather.
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Use this page to explore the weather in U.S. Virgin Islands. The forecast point is Charlotte Amalie; its temperature, rain and wind describe that location, not an average for the country. The regional background below explains what to consider when comparing the map with your destination. It is not a country climate classification or a forecast for a particular season.
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